the intercommunal net,
scaling safe communities
with shared resources &
democratic tools

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What is Blacksky Algorithms?


Every online community should control its own destiny. We’re building the intercommunal net where communities can use decentralized tools to govern themselves, pool resources, and stay safe on their own terms.

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Nabiha Syed [Source photos: Craig Barritt/Getty Images for The Meteor; Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images]
Fast Company

Mozilla has a plan to rescue us from the zombie internet

“Do you see any open spaces that still have that ethos?” Rudy Fraser from Blacksky is one of our fellows. We’re actively celebrating him as a fellow and supporting his work as a fellow. I think there are experiments there, and we want to encourage them.

Pushing Through The Concrete
Mozilla Foundation

Pushing Through The Concrete | MozFest 2026 Main Stage (Video)

Watch the recording of Rudy on the MozFest main stage from his October 30th, 2026 presenting for the “Pushing Through The Concrete” panel.

Rudy Fraser

Reclaiming Social Spaces: Are Open Source Platforms a Path for More Human Connection?

What if social media platforms were built to serve their communities, not billionaires? Join us with the founder of Blacksky as we explore the potential of open source social media.

Imagine a future worth building | Mozilla Foundation
Mozilla Foundation

Imagine a Future Worth Building | Mozilla Foundation is Backing Builders

What if technology could be shaped by people and communities on their own terms, for the problems in front of them?Mozilla Foundation is betting on the people who are bold enough to answer those questions.

Meet the 2026 Open Payments Accelerator Cohort

Blacksky Algorithms (opens in a new tab) is building native payment infrastructure for the AT Protocol to enable peer-to-peer payments for mutual aid and community support. By embedding payments directly into the social networks where communities already organize and communicate, the project aims to make financial support more accessible and seamless. Its interoperable approach reduces dependence on separate bank apps, crowdfunding platforms, and external payment links, creating a more connected payment experience across platforms.